The construction industry in Malaysia has a number of characteristics which make it ripe for disputes to arise between parties. It is fundamentally a cyclical and competitive industry where margins on projects can be low but due to the complexity of the projects, the potential for errors and the disproportionate cost of remedying those errors
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In the wake of Industry 4.0, many companies have tried to utilise automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. This is especially prevalent in the construction industry where the need for increased efficiency and delivering a quality product both physically and digitally has now become a necessity rather than an indulgence. Many technologies have sprung
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Malaysia is the world’s leading glove producer as it supplies about 240 billion pieces of rubber gloves globally, meeting the world demand of almost 70% of 360 billion pieces in 2020. The number of new industry players in glove sector has increased, and is seen setting up glove manufacturing facilities around Malaysia due to the
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COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly changed people’s life & master planning for cities Moving into January of 2021, the COVID-19 pandemic has been around us for about a year. The novel pandemic has undoubtedly changed the way we life, work, play around a city, affecting every single social activity such as seats sharing, trains commuting, and
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“Making money is art and working is an art and good business is the best art.” – Andy Warhol In its latest collaboration, 27 Group is now teaming up with The Malaya Collective, a marketing and branding agency, by providing data analytics for business strategies, financial impacts to creative outcomes. The Malaya Collective aspires to
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In 2021, the projected revenue of the State of Johor is RM1,609.07 million. While the projected expenditure in 2021 is RM1,857.21 million. This scenario shows that the 2021 Budget is a Budget deficit of RM248.14 million. There are three key objectives under the Johor Budget 2021, which are: Ensuring economic resilience and survival Empowering the
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Local food production: Is it capable of meeting the growing demand? According to the United Nations, the current global population is approximately 7.8 billion, and it is expected to increase to 9.7 billion by 2050. The growth of the global population, along with dietary changes, have increased the global food demand. Food demand is expected
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The released of Malaysia’s latest budget for 2021 is aimed to ease Malaysian’s burden and rebuild the economy back to the pre-Covid-19 level. The country’s GDP growth is forecasted to reach 7.5% in 2021 to recover the 4.5% contraction in 2020. The government plans to focus on revitalising the country’s economy as well as supporting
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